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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1947

Page

5

What Is Allergy and How It Affects Children

The article explains allergy as a natural sensitivity to certain substances and notes 10 percent of people are affected. It covers hereditary factors, common triggers like pollens dust and foods, emotional influences, and the link between allergies and childhood development. It also outlines symptoms, diagnosis steps, and treatment options including desensitization and diet planning.

Joe Mary Hore Duke Hospital

President Harrison and Wife Never Met During Term

William Henry Harrison and his wife did not meet during his presidency. She arrived for his inauguration but never reached the White House. Harrison died about a month after taking office.

William Henry Harrison United States Harrison White House

Coast Line Official Dies In Wilmington

F L King 58 vice president in charge of operations for the Atlantic Coast Line railroad died in a Wilmington hospital. A native of Wilmington he worked for the railroad since 1905 and became a vice president last March. He had been general superintendent of transportation. Headquarters are in Wilmington.

Wilmington F. L. King Atlantic Coast Line Railroad King Railroad

Two Negro Girls Die in Farmhouse Fire in Person County

On a farm near Roxboro two young Black women Christine Wood Jordan of Washington D C and her sister Bernice Woody 17 died in a blaze that consumed their mother Mary Woody’s house Coroner A F Nichols could not determine the fire’s origin Mary Woody said she moved three children from downstairs but could not reach the upstairs room in time.

Roxboro Wert Aga Christine Wood Jordan Washington, N Bernice Woody Mary Woody A. F. Nichols

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